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Life Lessons from the Book of Mormon
Using unique personal experiences, trusted quotes from Church leaders, and other compelling stories that touch hearts and enlighten minds, Jack Christiansen and K. Douglas Bassett have created an indispensable guidebook to life that will leave a long and lasting impression.
280 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 2003
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June 1, 2015
This is a book that I took my time reading ... one chapter here and there with time to ponder its precepts and teachings. I plan to read it again soon, this time with the Book of Mormon in hand for cross-referencing.
Quotes to remember:
"The Book of Mormon will feed a person only if that person comes to its pages hungry."
"Our motivation for reading the Book of Mormon should be based upon our hunger for the text, not a fear of reprisal."
Quotes to remember:
"The Book of Mormon will feed a person only if that person comes to its pages hungry."
"Our motivation for reading the Book of Mormon should be based upon our hunger for the text, not a fear of reprisal."
August 28, 2024
I have a lot of quotes marked, but it felt like a long read.
June 18, 2018
I really liked this book. When reading this you must understand that these are Jack Christinason's lessons from the book of Mormon and not necessarily your own. Every person will gain something different from the Book of Mormon, however I did love some of the insights that Jack had. Great read. recommended for 12 and up because of some of the complexities.
March 10, 2008
At long last, we finished this one! :)
Jeff and I have been reading this book together on Sunday afternoons when we have time for probably over a year now. It’s a good one to initiate discussion and deep pondering on ones life values, beliefs, morals and how we can use ancient scripture to inform our day to day living in a modern world.
What I enjoyed most about reading this book with my husband was that it prompted some wonderful discussion for us. I loved this book when I first read it in the early 2000’s, and while my beliefs have matured, evolved and become more nuanced in the past 20 years, I still find this book to be a good one!
Jeff and I have been reading this book together on Sunday afternoons when we have time for probably over a year now. It’s a good one to initiate discussion and deep pondering on ones life values, beliefs, morals and how we can use ancient scripture to inform our day to day living in a modern world.
What I enjoyed most about reading this book with my husband was that it prompted some wonderful discussion for us. I loved this book when I first read it in the early 2000’s, and while my beliefs have matured, evolved and become more nuanced in the past 20 years, I still find this book to be a good one!
October 17, 2008
I really liked this book. I don't think it was exactly what I was expecting but it was still very good. It helped me relate more with the people in the stories and changed the perspective to make their trials and how they dealt with them more applicable to me. It also reminded me how good I've got it and how grateful I should be for that.
March 6, 2008
Very inspiring.
January 17, 2009
Importance of a parents influence, how Satan works, effects of pride and the daily power that is in the Book of Mormon that changes our lives for the better.
Want to Read
August 20, 2009Heard K. Douglas Bassett speak at BYU. His topic was mercy and forgiveness. Really enjoyed his remarks.
Currently Reading
October 15, 2009I plan on reading all of K. Douglas Basset's books. One of my new favorite finds.
August 22, 2011
I love how applicable this book was to my life - learned so much - loved it!
February 18, 2012
Great book. Spells out exactly WHY a lifelong study of the Book of Mormon is so important. Plus there are numerous connections the authors make that are applicable to our daily lives.
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